Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

27 November 2021 at 12:03Reply to @ProjectOrchard

@ProjectOrchard @BigGive Talking of new urban orchards in nature-poor areas, you might enjoy this video, taken around our establishment of a community orchard into a devastated, former-heavy-industrial-use landscape, in Eugene, OR. youtu.be/rTUYzb7aOxc

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 3 Sept 2020

end/ The Eugene Mission Women's Sanctuary Garden. From desolation and devastation, to Beauty twice-realized, in caring for women and the Earth in a single, unifying act. sanctuarygarden.home.blog/ @UniteThePoor #UnitingTheGlobalPoor

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Quoted by22 Sept 2024RT @nick_routledge: @Plough 10/ Perennially-based food forests, small and large, already play a pivotal role in justice-based regenerative design. What then, defines the eco-cultural bridge between 'ecologically significant refuge' and 'sacred grove'; in Tamil, kōyilkā ṭu or 'temple-forest'? Consciousness?Quoted by20 Sept 2024@Plough 10/ Perennially-based food forests, small and large, already play a pivotal role in justice-based regenerative design. What then, defines the eco-cultural bridge between 'ecologically significant refuge' and 'sacred grove'; in Tamil, kōyilkā ṭu or 'temple-forest'? Consciousness?